CDCM1802RGTR

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Clock signals are ubiquitous in digital circuits. The CDCM1802RGTR is an integrated circuit clock buffer from Texas Instruments (TI). It is used to distribute high-frequency signals and eliminates the need for fan-out devices. A clock buffer is a device that amplifies, delays, and distributes a clock signal. It is sometimes called a clock driver or clock distribution device.

The CDCM1802RGTR is a low-skew, 8-output buffer designed to deliver low-skew, low-jitter clock signals at high frequencies. The device is designed to operate between a 1.6V and 3.3V supply voltage. It is also designed to be a fan-out replacement for high-accuracy clock synchronization applications, such as network and telecommunications systems.

The CDCM1802RGTR has 8 independent outputs capable of delivering up to 24MHz with a 180ps maximum skew and a 10ps jitter. The output enable and edge select pins allow the user to control the output clock frequency and edge selection. The CDCM1802RGTR is also available in a 6-output version and a 2-output version for specialized applications.

In operation, the clock buffer takes an input signal, amplifies and delays it as necessary for output, and distributes the clock signal to other devices. The device is designed to minimize the effects of signal latency, jitter, and skew. The CDCM1802RGTR supports 1.6V and 3.3V supply voltage levels and can be used in low-power, low-noise applications.

The CDCM1802RGTR is used in a wide variety of applications, including computers, cellular base stations, and consumer electronics. The device is used to distribute clock signals and is often used in clock synchronization modules, which synchronize the timing between multiple devices or systems. The device is also useful for synchronizing the operation of multiple electronic components, such as memories and processors. In addition, the CDCM1802RGTR is used to improve clock signal transmission in communication networks such as Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Fibre Channel.

The clock buffer is a critical component in clock distribution systems and is designed to maintain the quality and accuracy of clock signals. Clock buffers are used in a variety of applications, including communications, computing, audio/video equipment, and medical devices. Clock buffers are designed to reduce signal noise, reduce signal distortion, and maintain the accuracy of clock signals. The CDCM1802RGTR is a high-speed, low-skew clock buffer designed to deliver low-skew, low-jitter clock signals at high frequencies.

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